Samsung LE-22B450

Don't let the size fool you! (191 words)
by Wammerjammer - written on 22/03/11 (Somewhat useful, 32 readings)
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computer monitor, something that s definitely worth taking advantage of! The smaller screen means the PPI is excellent, resulting in a sharp image. The image settings are varied and easy to use - as well as the preset states, you can tweak each individual level. The whole thing is incredibly intuitive, with every option accessible through the large Menu button. The design is gorgeous, though the black plastic does make any dust obvious, detracting from the aesthetics. The only real downside is the sound, which leaves something to be desired - at maximum volume the speakers will peak, and the default sound setup has very low bass. This is easy to change ...

Samsung LE-40N87BD

High Definition Masterpiece (2179 words)
by Xbox_Tipster - written on 23/01/09, updated on 27/05/09 (Very useful, 1566 readings)
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- OK, so after months of thinking I had found the right TV and then being told it sucked - I finally stumbled across a TV known as the S Samsung LE40N87BD - a high definition 1080p set. I should first mention here that the LE40N87 model is extremely similar to the "LE40M86BD" & "LE40M87BD" models, the only differences are their physical looks & that the M86/87 uses a reflective screen with a 15,000:1 contrast ratio whereas the LE40N87BD uses a non-reflective matte screen with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (much better in my opinion, I hate it when televisions suffer from lights reflecting off the screen). I first saw the Samsung N87 in Richer ...